Walk-in emergency dentist in Wexford, PA

Our emergency dentists in Wexford can see you today for immediate care. We're open Monday through Sunday from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm. Walk-in or call now.

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Our Wexford dental team is standing by. Call us 24 hours a day, including weekends, nights, and after hours.

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Get instant help with severe toothache, broken tooth, and other dental emergencies. We accept walk-ins and same-day appointments.

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Get immediate help from our dentists. Alleviate severe toothaches or discomfort caused by dental issues.

I had the worst toothache and decided to book an appointment here. I can't thank them enough for the prompt and efficient service they provided. The toothache was resolved quickly and the staff was incredibly caring and professional.

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Walk-in dentist near me in Wexford

In a dental crisis, where can you turn? Authority Dental in Wexford provides emergency dental treatment around the clock. Face sudden oral bleeding or a cracked tooth with confidence. An impacted tooth or root canal need no longer be daunting experiences. Our 24/7 hotline connects patients with emergency dentists nearby. Call Authority Dental; embrace swift, gentle dental solutions.

What are your options to fix a cracked or chipped tooth?

Causes of a broken tooth

In most cases, a broken tooth will demand professional help — it's about more than just aesthetics. Leaving a cracked molar or a tooth fissure untreated could lead to nasty tooth infections or even an abscess, and these infections don't always stay local. They can spread, and that's the last thing you need. Got a toothache? Don't wait for craze lines to become emergencies.

Treatment options for a throbbing tooth pain

Emergency root canal treatment you

Dentists typically recommend a root canal in cases of extensive tooth decay, severe oral pain, or dental trauma. This process, carried out by professionals at our 24-hour emergency dental practice, alleviates discomfort and preserves your tooth. After a root canal, it's appropriate to eat around three hours post-procedure, once any anesthetic has completely worn off. Call us when you need assistance.

Emergency treatment for avulsed tooth

If you've suffered a dental injury like a knocked-out tooth from a horseback riding fall, you may face symptoms such as pain, bleeding, or even dizziness. It's vital to store the lost tooth properly for tooth preservation. Wrap it in wet gauze or put it in a cup of milk, then immediately seek help from an emergency endodontist.

Emergency steps for crown damage

A broken dental crown can indeed be a dental emergency, particularly if it's causing discomfort or trouble with eating. This is often a result of poor dental crown installation. The crown may be beyond repair if the underlying tooth requires extraction. Fortunately, in Wexford, our office offers same-day dental care to address these emergencies promptly. Do reach out for immediate assistance.

Immediate care for sensitive teeth

At our Wexford dental office, we believe tooth sensitivity often requires dental attention. Consuming certain foods or drinks may exacerbate the discomfort. There can be a genetic predisposition contributing to sensitivity, while root canals often help in addressing it. We're here in Wexford to provide the necessary care, helping you manage and alleviate tooth sensitivity with professional treatment options.

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Dentist's advice on oral bleeding

Oral bleeding in adults can be commonplace, often resulting from hard tissue injury or taking anticoagulants. Altering your lifestyle can impact oral bleeding. Finding our emergency dental office, open 24-hours, can help manage such situations. A good diet and oral hygiene could reduce bleeding, while overuse of antibiotics can exacerbate it. Reach out to us for assistance.

FAQ

What areas do you serve?

Please visit <a href='https://www.medicare.gov'>Medicare website</a> for more information.

Does brushing teeth help toothache?

Yes, brushing teeth can help with toothache. Brushing removes plaque and debris that might worsen the pain, while toothpaste helps soothe swollen gum tissue and reduce sensitivity. Additionally, flossing helps reach areas of the mouth where a typical brush may not be able to.

How severe can a tooth infection be?

A tooth infection can range from mild to severe and if left untreated, the bacteria from the infection can spread throughout the body, causing serious health issues. Early diagnosis and treatment is always recommended for optimal dental health.

Can I leave a broken tooth overnight?

No, it is advisable to see a dentist as soon as possible. Leaving a broken tooth can be painful and can cause infection if not attended promptly. Depending on the severity of the injury, your dentist may recommend different treatments for you.

Should I brush a broken tooth?

Yes, you should brush the broken tooth, but be sure to use a soft-bristled toothbrush and be gentle. Use fluoridated toothpaste to help reduce any sensitivity and rinse with lukewarm water afterwards.

Find urgent care dentist in Wexford

Take the first step towards a healthier smile and schedule your appointment today. We're open Monday through Sunday from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm. Call now and enter your ZIP code.

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